User talk:AngelaAtkinson

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Worcester Bosch Group

I noted that you started the article Worcester Bosch Group. Having looked at your edit record, where I noted that you have edited articles related to Worcester and Robert Bosch GmbH, can you please confirm you relationship to Robert Bosch Group? I am concerned at present that you show undue bias towards editing these articles, and this on occasions has broken Wikipedia's policies on maintaining a Neutral Point of View - see WP:NPOV. If you are related or employed by Robert Bosch Gmbh, then your position would automatically break Wikipedia's rules on neutrality, and you should immediately stop editing articles related to your work or profession. If you feel an article does not reflect a particular subject, issue or entity in which you are deemed not have a Neutral Point of View under Wikipedia's rules, then you must first state your position to another editor, and then place any requested edits on the required articles talkpage. You are free to edit any pages not related to your work or profession. If you have any questions, please ask. Best Regards, --Trident13 (talk) 15:05, 4 July 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Hi Trident13 - Thanks for your message about my page on Worcester Bosch. Unfortunately I'm not an employee - I created the page in a fit of enthusiasm prior to an interview for an internship but I didn't get the job. I thought I might like to use it to kick-start my Wikipedia journey but I hadn't realised how seriously it's taken or how much commitment's involved so I am having second thoughts about bothering with anything else. I spent loads of time on the page but I don't really mind if you feel you want to take ownership of it or take any other action. I suppose the reason I created the page could be seen as slightly biased and I'm a bit embarrassed that I only now realise that's a really obvious Wiki policy. I'm really sorry if I've caused a problem. AngelaAtkinson (talk) 09:24, 10 July 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Hey, don't worry - anyone can and should edit here. I was just worried about the bias the article showed, and your explanation is more than adequate - Thank You! As a side issue - commenting with my day-job recruiter hat on - that is an excellent way of researching companies: keep it up! 2/3rds of candidates never do any more research than read the job advert, and with that attitude you should find employment very soon. If you need help, just ask - Best Rgds, --Ian (talk) 12:32, 10 July 2009 (UTC)[reply]